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ALEXANDER
‘ FURNITURE C0.
50 So. Main Street
So. Norwalk Phone 3560
«A. J. Collins Co
‘ 10 North Main Street.
South Norwalk
Phone 747
COMPLETE llOU SE
FURNISHINGS
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Special Values
SPORT HOSE
The Silk Shop
South Norwnlk, Conn.
2 Railroad Avenue
WUMAN illUlllh'
egress i’a‘ ‘*~§’ z 2 v '. ~ ,3. z _.. - ; '
.5:st :_1-;}‘~
Lime, Ohio—“I want to tell on
how your medicine has helped me. or
weeks I
new! on: use ”we, ti
my feet to the
' ' -_ floor. It was in:-
, efor mete straighten it and
. in never ceased. I took at.-
’ ‘ for some time and finally was
~ ,7 told I would have to have an opera-
" ' Ido not believe in operations
IndIbndreadsomuchaboutLydinE.
m’sVe table Com dthst
myh ' andlwoulii tryitbe-
gave up. Isoon toteel
tintitwas domgme good. eswi'ul
, . _ to leave me, also the
. backache. have: appetite and I
‘ g in we 1:. skin this ‘
. was the thin ever
. did. Heel like it has save my life
“L dldonothesitatetoseysoto my
such. It has) solvedl tile fromfifi
dreaded opera n so cm s
Wit! —_—Mrs. Emu. TEUIBTON.
8M orth Pine St.. Lima. Ohio.
ROWAYTON
MORE CENTRAL
POST OFFICE
lOCATIONilRGED
Five Mile River Frozen
Over Last Few :Moiln
lugs ~— Unustlal ' at
This Season
Residents of liowayton have potl-
lioncd the Government to move the
ll‘ost (mice to n more cenirnl loch-
lllun and have nine submitted plans
for an up.tn-datc Post Ollif‘l’.
_ m e a
Captain and Mrs. Beiljnnlill l‘lll‘lt.
er of Logan place. entertained lir.
and Airs. Richard Ireland, Mr. and
' Arthur
Olson. Mr. Joseph Williamson and
Mrs. Annn l'nrkrr :it hrirltte 'i'ilen-
Mrs. Willlnm Ireland. Mr.
dn)‘ mfmllng.
' cu o s
Mrs. ('Hlll‘luil'lt U. Donnldsou. now
'ut Roanoke. \‘a. and New 1260116110.
2\'. Y.'zl.l‘lrl. for X7 yours a. summer
ru-sldeut of iiell Inland, is spendinir
T ll. few days with her niece, Mrs. l-2d~
75C CU ‘ lgnr L: Ilnyniondlof Rownyion .'l\'i'—
.
glad
nth“, Ml'y. llnnlildson' will in-
to greet her nanny i’rlrnds.
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Mr. George W. Stevens of Meiiin~
lcy :.irec!"lins rumored the inrn 0!
ill" Dibble lleml'stvnd (ill Ronnyton
uYi‘lllIU.
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Five Mile River has been frozen
mornings.
which is ununnnl at this time 0!
overdoi‘ the ltiiii two
y t" H P.
Ir 0 tr
.\ lllt'” iin;.: of tin» Ever ltendy Ulr-
cle or the King's Daughters will he
(in
It is
requested that nil members who have.
holiday calendars please turn them
hold in the Methodist Cl'lliriil
Tuesday evening. Doccniin‘r l.
in at this meeting.
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Di‘. Joseph J, Simmer-or or
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Mr. and Mrs. William Jinkncy, Jr.
and son William. at Syracuse. N. Y..
HDPnt Thanksgiving with Mr. Pinh-
nr‘y'a parents, o‘n Row.ayton avenue.
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Mrs. Royal Merrin’eld and son have
returned from the Nor-walk Hospital
to their home on Rownyton avenue.
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Among the many families who on.
tertalnod relatives and friends over
the, ‘h'aukagivingr holidays was that
' is! )r. and Mrs. Charles Funk 0!
Hunt street. who had as their :uests
. several relatives from Staten Island.
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Mr. Joseph Taylor of
him a speedy recovery.
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Mr. and Mrs. Preston Iii. Hart of
McKinley place entertained Mr. Jo-
Anne
Parker of Logan place on Thanks-
seph Williamson and Mrs.
giving Day.
on.
Mr. and Mrs. Eugene Ambler or
Witch Lane nrc entertaining Mr. and
Mrs. George Lotte and family of As- |
ioria over; the woek~cnd.
{a u- u
Miss Maude Sherlock of Highland
.llvenuonvtll play the leading part in
Trinity Church
Sunday school in South Norwalk at
"The Nativity" is
the name of the play to be given and
Miss Sherlock will act the role or
the play Itven by
Christmas time.
“Mary.”
Hill ,
Island has sold his garage on West
invenne to Mr. Charles Slovene, who
'will move it and build :1 house on
AN OPERATION '
lihe site.
Pennoyer
street is confined to his home with a?
severe cold. His many ‘triends wish
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THE EVENING SEN’I‘INEIc—SO. NURWALK. CONN.
l.‘ ”7.5
FRIDAY. NOVEMBER '37.
VWhen the orchestra stops its surge of music—and
Camels contain the very choicest tobacco: grown in all the world. Camels are
blended by the world’s most expert blendcrs. Nothing is too good [or Camels.
In the making of this one brand we concentrate the tobacco knowledge and skill
of the (or est organization of tobacco experts in the world. No other cigarette
made is li e Camels. They are the overwhelming choice of experienced smokers.
PRETTY PEGGY .ACCUSES MANAGER
Phone
527 ‘
GEHEBE’S
"IT'S HERE m IT'S HOBSEWABE”
Prompt
Delivery
all at reasonable prices.
' ‘Toyland Opens Saturday With the Most Wonderful
. Collection of Toys and Dolls We Have Ever Shown
Toylaud is open—a real Wonderland—a treasure house filled
with the most, marvelous playthings for boys and girls. The young~
Iters will be delighted—while the grown-ups will look at those
Toys longingly and wish that they. too. were'youns again.
Come and see the toys such as games, dolls. doll carriages
wagons, sleds. scooters. kiddie cars. black-boards. automobiles. etc.
We also have a. complete line or chino~ware.‘ etc. such as—
eeko sets. berry sets, tea or breakfast sets. console sets, cereal
lets. cut, glass. pyrex wnro. silver ware. electric lamps. carving sets.
33 Washington Street
South Not-walk, Conn.
Peggy lfdcll, film zit-tress, and former Ziegfeld Follies beauty. has
[lied suit at. Los .htgeles for 8501.500 dnnmgcs against S. P. Pint-nun.
nu attempted assault and further says that Fincmon and detailing
heid'her a prisoner in the film office as part of an alleged sclicmo': of
intimidation.
r . and Garter Sets .. $1.75
Sets...... 89cto$l.75
' Georgette Handkerchief
and Garter Sets .. $1.25
Bandeaux a nd Garter .
BOUDOIR NOVELTIES
MAKE IDEAL Girls
Silk Powder-Pull“ Geor- Silk ' Powder-Puff and
gette Handkel-‘chjefs Garter Sets . . . . . . 98c
Boudoir Bandeaux
50c to $1.75
Boudoir Caps
75c to $1.25
Silk; Garters
25cijto $1.75
‘ Oolors Lavender. Pink, Peach, Blue, Eden- and Sophire
Each set in individual be}
SOUTH NORWALK
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Special for-
mnsic field nearly
Thanksgiving sermon.
[on and choir
all 0!
Pierce took his text from the 147th
psalm stressing that “God's "Good.
ness is Our Inheritance."
V"We have abuudmt cause
thankful." he declared.
been good to us. too good
own good."
. stillness
inn tun
THANKSGIVING
Attend Church in
Morning and Have
Good Turkey Dinner
in the Evening
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.WASHING'I‘ON. Nov. 27. (A. P.)—
One of the several lift turkeys sent.
to President Coolidto graced the
White House table Mord-y. The
least. rounding out a quiet Thanks-
giving day for Mr. and Mrs. Cool-
idge and their nests. Mr. and Mrs.
Frank W. Steam of Boston.
A special services at. the First
Congregational church yesterday the
President and Mrs. Coolidge with
A L
to be
“God has
tor our
Presidential party returned
White House. The President had
hoped to have his father with him
but Colonel Coolidn was held: at
Plymouth. Vt. by his recent illness
.lohn Coolidge the exec tlve's goon
who is at Amherst. is :13! expected
to visit his parents until the chi-isl-
mnn holidays.
The simple program adopted for
th edgy by the President was 01.
lowed by official Washington 11-
ernliy. Church services largely oc-
cupied the cabinet members and
others during the morning. with
the holiday football games provid-
lng attractions {or the afternoon.
Secretary Wilbur had a party or
guests at the Georgetown-Marine
nine and Everett
their guests heard his pastor. Rev.,
Dr. Juan Nam. Viorn- Mun.- hula on. n...
general manager, and tho I". B. 0. Studios. She charges Fineman infill:
the hour's service and Dr. 3
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310"}? ANCIENT I_DI‘$l-§.
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--have a Camel!
WHEN the orchestra gives you encore after
encore, but finally stops. And the couples glow-
ing with happiness reluctantly leave the floor.
When you join the men for jovial talk until the
next dance begins—have a Camel!
For no friend so enhances the joys of life as
Camel. Camel makes every happy occasion
happier, adds its own charm to every festive
day, every blithcsome evening. Camels contain
the very choicest tobaccos grown in all the world.
They never tire your taste, no matter how freely
you smoke them. They’re so skilfully blended
they never leave a cigaretty after-taste. Rolled
into Camels is every good feature you have ever
wished' for in a cigarette.
So, when you’re waiting happily and confi-
dently for your time to rejoin the dance—-
taste the smoke that’s known and lovedby the
world’s experienced smokers. No doubt about
it. you’ll never know how good a cigarette can
be until you--
Havc a Camel!
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the applauding couples begin to leave the floor— when
you join the good fellows for jolly talk and . friendship
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Our highest wish. if you do not yr!
know Camel quality, is that you try
them. We invite you to compare Camels
will: any cigarette made at any price.
R. J. Reynolds Tobacco Co.
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EARRINGS GROW LONGER. l
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I 42:; New York Markets ‘
{$2,112.If.‘§.".‘§.”3.’;‘.f§ :2: :1“: .2233: 143 Washington St- 55 Main St
‘lhc L'ultwi’stntns, A I ‘;:;)'1"\I'[1'](‘}5""\"“h'\‘vzln:h'zifufg‘: ‘ ' S0. Norwalk Norwalk
‘ Telephone 3212 Telephone 2828
snacnn. SALE Specmls
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, . ROUND STEAK 4 lbs. $1.00 ,
OVERCO ATS PORTERHOUSE STEAK 23.11.. ~
SlRLOlN STEAK 28c lh. fj
‘ BEST MILK FED VEAL _
* RUMP VEAL .......... 18cli).
. VEAL curna'rs ........ . ..... . 30. M
; SMALL BREAST VEAL 12:: lb l‘"
RIB'VEAL CHOPS ...... ......2/lc leg
-l.OlN VEAL CHOPS ........... . 30c lb.
; Shoulder of Veal .................. Hell).
l Lean Fresh Pork to Roost ....... 29cm. a
Lean Fresh Shoulders ............. 2101b.
i Lean Fresh Hams ................. 28c lb. 5‘
‘ ...... 1 Home Made Sausage ......... 30cih.
Immediately after the service The 1
to the
Sanders Kn.
Coolidge's secretary also had a berg
NORWALK
We have purchased from one of our makers 75
Overcoats which were made to sell for $35.00
and $40.00 at a price that enables us
at a considerable reduction.
We have placed these costs on sale at the re-
markable low figure of '
Rogers e Stevens
to sell them
T\\'0 STORES
Lamb Sausage .................. .
Shoulder Steak .................. .
Shoulder Pot Roast .............. . .
Bread & Butter Roast .......... . .
Prime Rib Roast ........ '. . . .
Rib Roast (Boned and Rolled)
neg...
holes--
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. 30c lb. E
18c ll). .:.
16c lb.
. 2401b.
.250“). i
250 lb.
. Fresh Chopped Beef . . . . ...... 15c lb. f
$ ' 50 _ ' Sticking Pieces ........... . ....... 20c lb. ,
o . Plate Corned Beef . . . . . . ,V .......... 10c lb. 5
‘ . . Boneless Rump Corned Beef ....... 25c lb. ‘-
COME EARLY FOR .. G009 SELECTION lfdfii‘fil‘éiltc‘nn... .............. illicit?
Small Hen Turkeys ..... ..........._40cib. y
FattedGeese
. . ...... .. 35c lb. 3
Long Island Ducks , ............... 35c lb. ’3
30. NORWALK
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